Examples of using Taking time in English and their translations into Polish
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Colloquial
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Official
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Medicine
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Ecclesiastic
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Ecclesiastic
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Financial
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Official/political
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Programming
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Computer
McCaslin announced in a journal entry on the band's site that it was taking time off from touring to do other things.
Once warmed up I tackled this one doggy style first with it stuck to the floor, taking time to align it properly before pushing back onto it.
Active Listening-To what others assert supplying full attention,, taking time and energy to understand the factors being made,
Active Listening-Giving complete focus on what others are currently saying, taking time and energy to recognize the items being made,
It means taking time to enjoy whatever you're doing,
Active Listening-Supplying complete focus on what other-people are saying, taking time for you to realize the details being produced, asking issues as suitable,
Active Listening-Providing whole attention to what other folks are currently saying, taking time and energy to understand the things being created,
rarely taking time to say"I love you," so… what's one day a year when you're forced to be nice to each other
These things take time and money.
Normally it takes time and practice to build up to something like this.
That takes time, right?
But that takes time, more than it should take to burn through a door.
Love takes time to bond.
Cultures take time and his liver doesn't have much left.
Prejudice takes time but my time is business.
Delousing agents take time to kick in.
Sometimes it takes time.
Because these things take time, Carl.
These things take time, Mr Creasy.
May take time, but.